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System Board Overview

This chapter provides a detailed overview of the system board for your TD-260.

System Board Standard Features............................................................................................ 56
System Board Map................................................................................................................. 58
Operating Environment ......................................................................................................... 60

Summary of Contents for TD-260

Page 1: ...TD 260 System Guide October 1998 DHA026120 ...

Page 2: ...ules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy If the equipment is not installed and used in accordance with the instructions it may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that inter...

Page 3: ...s device Keep these instructions for future reference Follow all warnings on the device or in the operating instructions This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation ...

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Page 5: ...s 5 Connecting to AC Power 5 Starting the System 5 What s Next 7 2 Setting Up the Software 9 Preparing for Operating System Setup 10 Going Through Operating System Setup 12 Finishing System Setup 12 Creating a Repair Disk 13 Creating System Software Backup Diskettes 13 What s Next 14 3 Configuring the System 15 Configuring the Video Display 16 Correcting Video Display Problems 17 Configuring Mouse...

Page 6: ...dows NT Workstation 4 0 36 Enabling Bus Mastering for IDE ATAPI Devices 37 Windows 95 and Windows 98 37 Installing Windows with an Installed Network Adapter 39 Enabling Bus Mastering for IDE ATAPI Devices 39 Updating the Operating System 40 6 Expanding the System 41 Adding External Peripheral Devices 42 Opening the Base Unit 42 TD 260 Mini Tower 43 TD 260 Desktop 44 Taking Antistatic Precautions 4...

Page 7: ...rds 69 Connectors and Ports 71 Primary Secondary IDE connectors 71 Floppy Disk Drive Connector 71 Cabinet Mounted Speaker Connector 72 ATX System Board Power Supply Connector 72 Fan Power Connectors J13 J20 J28 73 Front Panel Connector J30 mini tower J42 desktop 73 DMA Connector for PCI Audio Card J34 74 Modem Card Connector J33 and LAN Card Connector J35 74 PS 2 Ports 75 USB Ports 75 Serial Ports...

Page 8: ...viii Power Menu 89 Boot Menu 90 Exit Menu 92 Returned Goods Authorization RGA Form Warranty Procedure Repair Depot Address Labels ...

Page 9: ... u Plug and Play PnP and Energy Star support NOTE Plug and Play PnP support is not currently available in Windows NT u Synchronous Dynamic RAM SDRAM memory expandable to 384 MB u 3 5 inch Enhanced Integrated Device Electronics EIDE hard disk drive u EIDE CD ROM drive u Ultra Direct Memory Access UDMA 33 PIO mode 4 EIDE AT Attachment Packet Interface ATAPI disk drives u High performance high resolu...

Page 10: ...bes how to configure the system for use u Chapter 4 Operating Notes provides information on operating the system u Chapter 5 Reinstalling System Software provides information you will need if you must reinstall the operating system and associated system software u Chapter 6 Expanding the System provides information on expanding the system by adding external and internal peripheral devices expansio...

Page 11: ... and documentation information not covered in this document Finding System Hardware Information This document contains information on setting up using and expanding system hardware It also contains information on the system board and the basic input output system BIOS Documents covering expansion cards or optional hardware devices installed in the system for example the video display adapter and t...

Page 12: ...ervice and telephone Help Desk support At the end of the complimentary support period you can purchase other levels of software support World Wide Web You can visit Intergraph Computer Systems on the World Wide Web at http www intergraph com ics On these pages you can get news and product information technical support information software updates and fixes and more Intergraph Bulletin Board Servic...

Page 13: ... the United States contact your local Intergraph Computer Systems subsidiary or distributor Have the following information available when you call u Your service number which identifies your site to Intergraph Computer Systems You use your service number for warranty or maintenance calls u Your Customer Personal Identification Number CPIN You get a CPIN the first time you call the Customer Respons...

Page 14: ...s on the World Wide Web at http www intergraph com ics u For hardware support questions in the United States call 1 800 763 0242 u For software support questions in the United States call 1 800 345 4856 u Outside the United States contact your local Intergraph Computer Systems subsidiary or distributor ...

Page 15: ...instructions in this chapter to set up the hardware for your TD 260 Unpacking the System 2 Placing System Components 2 Connecting Peripheral Cables 3 Identifying Expansion Slots 5 Connecting to AC Power 5 Starting the System 5 What s Next 7 ...

Page 16: ...nse Center immediately at 1 800 633 7248 Save the packaging materials If you need to return the system for repair it must be in its original packaging for you to obtain warranty service Placing System Components CAUTION Do not move the base unit without first turning off the power or damage to internal components may result Remember these guidelines when placing system components u Move and place ...

Page 17: ...r peripheral documentation for more information on connecting these devices to the system Connectors are keyed or molded to make connecting the cables easy If you find it difficult to connect a cable make sure that you align the connector correctly with the port CAUTION If you do not use cables supplied by Intergraph Computer Systems ensure the cables you use are shielded to prevent excessive elec...

Page 18: ...op TD 260 the AC connector is to the left and the expansion slots are to the right AC Power Connector AC Voltage Switch AC Breaker Switch R Mouse L Keyboard USB Parallel LPT Video Typical Serial COM Speaker Line Out Line In Microphone Game MIDI ...

Page 19: ... AC power 1 Make sure that the AC voltage switch on the back panel of the base unit is set to the proper line voltage for your location If your location uses 115 volts make sure the number 100 120 is visible on the switch If your location uses 230 volts make sure the number 200 240 is visible on the switch See the previous figure WARNING If you do not set the AC voltage switch correctly serious eq...

Page 20: ...nel of computer to the on position signified by the symbol and then press the power buttons on the base unit and the monitor Floppy Disk Drive CD ROM Drive Power and Disk Activity LEDs Power Switch Floppy Disk Drive Power Switch CD ROM Drive Reset Button Disk LED Power LED ...

Page 21: ...he operating system If you are starting the system for the first time an End User License Agreement EULA displays during the Setup process What s Next See Chapter 2 Setting Up the Software for instructions on setting up the operating system and associated system software ...

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Page 23: ... to set up the operating system and associated system software on your TD 260 Preparing for Operating System Setup 10 Going Through Operating System Setup 12 Finishing System Setup 12 Creating a Repair Disk 13 Creating System Software Backup Diskettes 13 What s Next 14 ...

Page 24: ... the installed video display adapter u Driver software for the on board sound processor u Driver software for the network adapter optional u Core networking software and the NetBEUI protocol Windows NT u Service Pack software Windows NT u InterSite software You must follow the operating system Setup process to prepare Microsoft Windows NT Windows 95 or Windows 98 for use Before you go through Setu...

Page 25: ...istrator u Internet Protocol IP address for your system u IP subnet mask for your system u IP domain name for your network u IP address for your network s default gateway u IP addresses for your network s Domain Name System DNS servers if any u IP addresses for your network s Windows Internet Name Service WINS servers if any Have several blank formatted diskettes available to create backup diskett...

Page 26: ... from the system s hard disk you must have access to a Windows NT CD ROM to use Windows NT Setup files On a system running Windows 95 or Windows 98 u While Windows files are being copied to the system you are prompted for the Windows Setup boot diskette This occurs even if the Windows Setup boot diskette is already inserted in the system s floppy disk drive Select OK to continue u The system s pri...

Page 27: ...rating system documentation and Help for information on creating an Emergency Repair Disk or a Startup diskette Creating System Software Backup Diskettes Backup diskettes for some device driver software and system software products are not delivered with the system Use InterSite Version Manager available through InterSite Welcome to create system software backup diskettes Version Manager lets you ...

Page 28: ... system if it is needed If QFE update software is shipped with the system you should create a QFE backup diskette for use if you have to reinstall the operating system See Version Manager Help for information on creating system software backup diskettes Visit the Intergraph Computer Systems site on the World Wide Web and vendor bulletin boards for new and updated drivers What s Next See Chapter 3 ...

Page 29: ...e Operation 18 Configuring Networking 18 Configuring a CD Recorder Drive 19 Configuring a DVD ROM Drive 19 Configuring a Modem 19 Configuring the Audio Card 19 Configuring a PC Card Adapter 20 Configuring a Tape Drive 20 Configuring a Zip or Jaz Drive 20 Configuring External SCSI Peripherals 20 Updating the Operating System 21 Configuring the BIOS 21 Updating the BIOS 21 What s Next 23 ...

Page 30: ...display resolution on a system running Windows NT 1 Restart the system 2 At the boot screen select the VGA mode option for Windows NT 3 When the system has started log on to Windows NT 4 Right click the desktop and select Properties The Display Properties dialog displays 5 Select a resolution appropriate for your system s monitor 6 Click Test to test the new video mode and then click OK 7 Restart ...

Page 31: ...rt the system 2 On systems running Windows NT select the VGA mode option at the boot screen On systems running Windows 95 or Windows 98 press the F8 key when Starting Windows displays on the screen then select Safe Mode When the operating system desktop displays right click the desktop background and select Properties The Display Properties dialog displays Check for the following common configurat...

Page 32: ...fore shipment You must configure the operating system to use the network adapter To do this you may have to install network driver software and network adapter control software and then change operating system settings to enable networking Before you configure networking make sure that the system has an installed network adapter and that the network adapter is connected to a network To configure n...

Page 33: ... DVD discs you may have to install or configure any associated application software programs See the documentation delivered with the DVD ROM drive for detailed information and operation instructions Configuring a Modem If you purchased an internal modem with your system it was installed before shipment To use the modem you may have to install the driver software and any associated application sof...

Page 34: ...can use the Windows NT Backup tool to run the tape drive select Programs Administrative Tools Backup from the Start menu See the documentation delivered with the tape drive for configuration instructions See the device documentation operating system documentation and Help for information on using the tape drive Configuring a Zip or Jaz Drive If you purchased an internal Zip or Jaz drive with your ...

Page 35: ...rameters are set in the BIOS before shipment and you should not need to change them immediately However you may want to configure some aspects of system operation later by changing BIOS settings The BIOS is stored in fresh Erasable Programmable Memory EPROM on the system board and reads the system parameters in the system s Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor CMOS Random Access Memory RAM When...

Page 36: ...restart the system 7 At the MS DOS command prompt run PHLASHBX EXE to update the current BIOS For example if the BIOS file on the boot diskette is named BIOS ROM you would key in the following command to update the BIOS phlashbx bios rom WARNING Do not turn off system power while the BIOS update is in progress as it may lead to system failure 8 After the BIOS is updated the system shuts down Remov...

Page 37: ... you may need to know when operating the system See Chapter 5 Reinstalling System Software if you need to reinstall the operating system and associated system software See Chapter 6 Expanding the System for information on expanding the capabilities of the system ...

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Page 39: ...sing the Mouse 27 Using the Floppy Disk Drive 28 Using the CD ROM Drive 28 Starting and Shutting Down the System 29 Starting MS DOS from the Startup Menu Windows 95 or Windows 98 30 Using InterSite Programs Windows NT 31 Updating an Emergency Repair Disk or a Startup Diskette 31 Ensuring PC Card Support and Operation 32 Cleaning the System 32 ...

Page 40: ...on keys F1 through F12 for special functions used by application programs u Windows keys at the bottom for use with the Windows NT and Windows 95 operating system Pressing either Windows Logo key displays the operating system Start menu Pressing the Application Logo key displays an application specific pop up menu u Arrow keys for moving the cursor up down right and left on the screen u Numeric ke...

Page 41: ...as delivered with a multimedia keyboard it contains other controls and ports for use with your system s multimedia capabilities See the documentation delivered with the multimedia keyboard for more information Using the Mouse The system s mouse is a PS 2 compatible tracking device that controls the movement and positioning of the pointer or cursor displayed on the screen in a graphical display env...

Page 42: ...e and the eject button next to the slot pops out u Before removing a diskette ensure the drive LED is not lit The LED lights green to indicate floppy disk drive activity u Remove the diskette by pushing the eject button adjacent to the floppy disk slot and then pulling the diskette out of the drive u To protect the data on a diskette from being overwritten or erased slide the write protect tab on ...

Page 43: ...dia player application Adjust the volume using the operating system s sound control programs If you purchased a DVD ROM drive you can also use it to play DVD discs See the DVD ROM documentation delivered with the system for more information Starting and Shutting Down the System After you complete Setup and start the system for the first time you can start and stop the system as needed To start the...

Page 44: ...ndows 98 You can start the system in MS DOS from the Windows Startup menu If you do this the drivers for the CD ROM drive and the mouse do not load automatically To enable use of the CD ROM drive and the mouse in MS DOS you must load their drivers manually after the system starts in MS DOS To start the system in MS DOS from the Windows Startup menu 1 Restart the system 2 When the message Starting ...

Page 45: ...Watchdog on a system running the Windows NT and use it to monitor workstations and servers also running Windows NT u InterSite SmartDrive is a kernel level driver that supports disk drive self monitoring analysis and reporting technology From the operating system Start menu go to Programs InterSite to find the InterSite programs on your system See the online Help for each InterSite program for mor...

Page 46: ...T will recognize the PC Card device See the operating system documentation and Help for more information on PC Card device support Cleaning the System CAUTION Turn off power to the system before cleaning the exterior surfaces the mouse or the keyboard Do not clean the CD ROM drive Follow these guidelines for cleaning the system Item How To Clean Mouse On the bottom of the mouse a retaining ring ho...

Page 47: ...ciated system software on your TD 260 Before You Begin 34 System Software Products 35 Windows NT Workstation 4 0 36 Enabling Bus Mastering for IDE ATAPI Devices 37 Windows 95 and Windows 98 37 Installing Windows with an Installed Network Adapter 39 Enabling Bus Mastering for IDE ATAPI Devices 39 Updating the Operating System 40 ...

Page 48: ...system if applicable You can find the system software on backup diskettes that you created on the System CD ROM on diskettes provided with the system or on the operating system CD ROM If you did not create backup diskettes of drivers or other system software products you can create them from the System CD ROM as described above System software is also probably available on the operating system CD ...

Page 49: ...video driver ACCEL2DRVNT ACCEL2DRVW95 Mouse driver PMOUSE Audio card driver ESSDRVNT ESSDRV95 3Com 3C90x network adapter driver 3COM3C90X 3COM3C90X Intel PRO 100 network adapter driver PRO100PLUS PRO100PLUS 56 Kbps modem driver 56KMODEM 56KMODEM Adaptec SCSI adapter driver 2940SCSIDRV 2940SCSI95 InterSite Welcome WELCOME WELCOME InterSite Version Manager VERMANAGER VERMANAGER InterSite DMI Console...

Page 50: ...m software delivered on backup diskette is usually more current than system software on the operating system CD ROM Alternatively you can install the drivers or other system software from the Windows NT CD ROM if you do not have them on diskette u Perform any additional installation and configuration tasks described in the Late Breaking News document delivered with your system u Configure the syst...

Page 51: ...lled do not enable DMA use on the IDE channel to which the drive is connected A TR 4i tape drive or Zip drive is usually connected to Channel 0 when installed at the factory 2 Insert the Windows NT 4 0 Service Pack 3 CD ROM into your system s CD ROM drive 3 In Explorer or File Manager navigate to the SUPPORT UTILS I386 directory 4 Double click DMACHECK EXE The ATAPI DMA support dialog displays 5 T...

Page 52: ...re partitioned and formatted with the File Allocation Table FAT file system before attempting to install Windows or the installation will fail Follow the instructions in the Microsoft documentation to install Windows 95 or Windows 98 As you install the operating system u Select the default responses during the Setup process u Allow Setup to configure the network only if you have an installed netwo...

Page 53: ... the adapter may not function after completing Setup To re enable network adapter operation after installing Windows 95 or Windows 98 1 Go to Start Settings Control Panel System Device Manager 2 In the list of devices displayed double click Other Devices 3 Under Other Devices click the network adapter in your system and then click Remove 4 Close Device Manager and then restart the system 5 As Wind...

Page 54: ...oft Service Packs and Service Releases contain the latest improvements and system fixes for Microsoft operating systems Service Packs and Releases are created by Microsoft for post release support You can obtain them from Microsoft s World Wide Web and FTP sites free of charge CAUTION If Intergraph provides a Service Pack or Service Release through the IBBS or with a product or system it has been ...

Page 55: ...he Base Unit 42 TD 260 Mini Tower 43 TD 260 Desktop 44 Taking Antistatic Precautions 44 Adding Expansion Cards 45 Installing Expansion Cards 45 Configuring Expansion Cards 46 Adding System Memory 46 Adding Internal Peripheral Devices 48 Opening the Extra 5 25 Inch Peripheral Bay 48 Removing or Replacing Internal 3 5 Inch Devices 48 ...

Page 56: ...er You can insert two Type I Type II and Type III PC Card devices in the adapter Use only Exchangeable Architecture ExCA PC Card devices See Chapter 4 Operating Notes and the documentation delivered with the PC Card adapter and devices for more information See Chapter 1 Setting Up the Hardware to locate ports on the back of the base unit All ports and cables are keyed or molded to make connecting ...

Page 57: ...sconnect the front panel cable as shown in the following figure 2 Loosen the tab as shown the following figure 3 Pull down and out to remove the front panel as shown in the following figure CAUTION Place the power and data cables to the side of the fan bracket This prevents both the fan blades and the processor heat sinks from damaging the cables CAUTION While the base unit is open follow the guid...

Page 58: ...ase unit To avoid building up a static charge do the following u Turn off the power to all devices u To maintain grounding do not unplug the power cord from the base unit or AC outlet u Touch the bare metal of the base unit chassis to discharge any static electricity u Wear a grounding wrist strap Ensure the strap is properly connected to the system and to your wrist u Do not wear wool or polyeste...

Page 59: ...NOTE Plug and Play PnP support is not currently available in Windows NT NOTE Expansion slots are half length in a TD 260 mini tower and full length in a TD 260 desktop AGP PCI ISA Installing Expansion Cards Follow the steps below to install a new expansion card in an open expansion slot To install a new expansion card 1 Remove the base unit cover as described previously in Opening the Base Unit 2 ...

Page 60: ... Utility ICU is needed Adding System Memory You can add system memory to the computer by adding or replacing Dual Inline Memory Modules DIMMs in the DIMM slots on the system board The system board supports the following memory module sizes Memory Size DIMM Configuration non parity 16 MB 2 x 64 32 MB 4 x 64 64 MB 8 x 64 128 MB 16 x 64 When adding or replacing DIMMs u Use 168 pin 64 bit unbuffered d...

Page 61: ... 128 MB One 64 MB 384 MB One 128 MB One 128 MB One 128 MB To replace system memory 1 Ensure the pins on the DIMMs match the socket keying 2 Align pin 1 on the memory module with pin 1 of the socket 3 Insert the DIMM into the socket at a 90 degree angle Use even pressure across the top of the module then push the module upright until it locks in place CAUTION Do not use a rocking motion as you inst...

Page 62: ... to be the slave device on the secondary IDE bus For CD ROM jumper settings see the information provided on the CD ROM drive Opening the Extra 5 25 Inch Peripheral Bay Unless you purchased your system with two 5 25 inch peripheral devices installed a plastic faceplate and a metal blank cover the extra 5 25 inch external access peripheral bay Before you install a second 5 25 inch device you must re...

Page 63: ...ditional devices to the drive mounting bracket 5 Install the drive mounting bracket to the chassis Ensure the lip on the far side of the bracket engages the appropriate slots in the chassis 6 Connect the data and power cables to the devices as appropriate For more information on installing an internal peripheral device see Chapter 9 System Board Upgrades Chapter 11 BIOS Setup and the documentation...

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Page 65: ... by Intergraph Computer Systems as system options Intergraph Computer Systems has determined that the devices discussed in this chapter require specific resource settings to ensure proper system operation See Chapter 3 Configuring the System for information on running the BIOS Setup program for your system See Chapter 11 BIOS Setup for detailed information on the BIOS Setup program System Resource...

Page 66: ...und processor 13 Reserved math coprocessor 6 Floppy disk controller 14 Primary IDE controller 7 Parallel port LPT1 default 15 Secondary IDE controller Direct Memory Access DMA Channels Channel Assignment Channel Assignment 0 Sound processor 4 DMA controller 1 Sound processor 5 Open 2 Floppy disk controller 6 Open 3 Parallel port LPT1 7 Open Input Output I O Addresses Address hex Description 0000 0...

Page 67: ...ces installed in the system require you to reserve an IRQ PCI devices also need to use an IRQ but since they share system resources they can use the same IRQ At least one IRQ must be left unassigned for use with any PCI devices installed in your system To reserve an IRQ for an installed device 1 Restart the system and start the BIOS Setup program 2 On the Advanced PCI Configuration screen select t...

Page 68: ...ows NT COM3 IRQ 4 Disable serial port 1 COM1 Second modem Windows NT COM2 IRQ 3 Disable serial port 2 COM2 First parallel printer adapter Base address 278 None Second parallel printer adapter Base address 3BC None On a system running Windows 95 or Windows 98 ensure the following system resources are set as noted System resource BIOS Setup parameter settings Plug and Play operating system Serial po...

Page 69: ...55 8 System Board Overview This chapter provides a detailed overview of the system board for your TD 260 System Board Standard Features 56 System Board Map 58 Operating Environment 60 ...

Page 70: ...ock generator 68 75 83 MHz and 103 112 MHz clock u Three memory banks using three 168 pin unbuffered 3 3V SDRAM DIMM Dual In line Memory Module sockets Maximum memory size of 384 MB or 768 MB registered DIMM only ECC 1 bit Error Code Correct and EC Multiple Bit Error Correction support u PCI 2 1 compliant PCI ISA bus architectures u On board IDE Intel 82371EB PCI chipset for IDE HDD CD ROM with PI...

Page 71: ...ort and 2 MB Flash ROM for easy BIOS upgrade u Other Features LAN wake up Internal modem wake up AC power loss restoration ACPI S3 STR state support PIIX4 82371EB built in RTC Four layer ATX form factor Double deck I O connectors compatible with Intel Venus motherboard supports MPU 401 and Sound Blaster Sound Blaster Pro and supports Microsoft Windows Sound System and 3D effects ...

Page 72: ...58 System Board Map The following illustrates the TD 260 system board Table keys are highlighted in black circles ...

Page 73: ... pin female 10 USB Universal Serial Bus two 4 pin female 11 Printer LPT parallel port 25 pin female 12 COM 1 COM 2 COM 1 COM 2 serial ports two 9 pin male 13 IDE 1 Primary IDE 40 pin 14 IDE 2 Secondary IDE 40 pin 15 FDD Floppy disk drive 34 pin 16 POWER J27 System board ATX power supply 20 pin 17 CPU_FAN J13 Processor cooling fan 3 pin 18 PSU_FAN J20 Power supply fan 3 pin 19 F_Panel J30 Front pan...

Page 74: ... Note the following u Keep the system board free from dust moisture and direct sunlight u Keep the system board free from liquid and corrosive chemicals u Avoid placing the system board near objects that generate a strong electromagnetic field such as stereo speakers or speakerphones u Avoid placing the system board in areas where rapid changes in temperature or humidity occur or near sources of t...

Page 75: ...e Depth Selection Jumper J26 68 Power Loss Condition Selection Jumper J36 68 Main Memory 69 Expansion Cards 69 Connectors and Ports 71 Primary Secondary IDE connectors 71 Floppy Disk Drive Connector 71 Cabinet Mounted Speaker Connector 72 ATX System Board Power Supply Connector 72 Fan Power Connectors J13 J20 J28 73 Front Panel Connector J30 mini tower J42 desktop 73 DMA Connector for PCI Audio Ca...

Page 76: ... or other computer components To remove the system board 1 Exit or shut down any running programs and then shut down the operating system 2 Turn off power to the system and the monitor 3 Switch the power breaker on the back panel of the system to the O position 4 Unplug all connecting cables from external equipment such as the keyboard the mouse the monitor a printer speakers a microphone peripher...

Page 77: ...lure to do so may cause severe damage to the system board and its components The system board supports an Intel Pentium II processor running at 266 MHz 300 MHz or 333 MHz 66 MHz FSB or 350 MHz 400 MHz or 450 MHz 100 MHz FSB The system board also supports an Intel Celeron Processor Intel Pentium II Processor To remove the processor 1 Turn off power to the system 2 Open the system and if necessary r...

Page 78: ...socket 6 Press and lift the B part of the push clamp to loosen the heat sink from the processor 7 Remove the heat sink from the processor To replace the processor 1 Place the heat sink on the new processor 2 Press the push clamp to fasten the heat sink to the processor 3 Insert the processor into the processor socket ...

Page 79: ...the processor and the system board 7 Set the processor speed If the CPU Plug and Play BIOS parameter is enabled you can set the processor speed in BIOS Setup If the CPU Plug and Play BIOS parameter is disabled you must set jumpers and or DIP switches to set the CPU speed Intel Celeron Processor To remove the processor 1 Turn off power to the system 2 Open the system and if necessary remove the sys...

Page 80: ...sor Plug and Play BIOS is used for setting the Core Bus Fraction ratio of the processor Instead of setting the Core Bus ratio with a DIP switch you can place a jumper on J11 and select the Core Frequency field at the BIOS Setup screen A battery must be used to retain the system board configuration in CMOS RAM You can also clear CMOS RAM by placing a jumper on J11 To set the Core Bus ratio of CPU 1...

Page 81: ... MHz FSB on the right 6 Press F10 to exit BIOS Setup 7 Turn off power to the system 8 Remove the jumper from J11 and close the computer cover To clear CMOS 1 Turn off power to the system and open the computer cover 2 Place a jumper on J11 3 Turn on power to the system and enter BIOS Setup The Maintenance screen displays 4 Highlight the Clear Password field and press ENTER 5 Press F10 to exit BIOS ...

Page 82: ...ition Selection Jumper J36 When power returns after a power outage jumper connector 36 J36 selects whether the system will be restored to a full on condition power loss condition disabled or to the previous state before power failure power loss condition enabled Jumper 36 Jumper 36 Power Loss Condition Pins 1 2 closed Power loss condition enabled default Pins 2 3 closed Power loss condition disabl...

Page 83: ...C100 Memory Module standard To install a DIMM 1 Read the documentation for the DIMM 2 Release the white plastic guides on the DIMM socket outward 3 The DIMM memory module has two hollows Align the DIMM with the DIMM socket and push the DIMM firmly into the socket 4 Press the DIMM gently until it clicks into place Expansion Cards The system board supports two ISA slots three PCI slots one shared IS...

Page 84: ...e 3 Align the card with the slot and insert the card firmly into the slot 4 Secure the card to the chassis with the screw you removed previously 5 Configure the BIOS to accept the expansion card if necessary See Chapter 11 BIOS Setup for more information 6 Install the necessary driver software for the expansion card ...

Page 85: ...es you must configure one drive to Master in a dual drive system mode and the second drive to Slave mode by setting the jumpers on each drive accordingly Please refer to the documentation for the hard disk drive s or to the hard disk drive s label for more information When connecting a CD ROM drive to the system board connect it to the secondary IDE connector using a second IDE ribbon cable Primar...

Page 86: ...he speaker connector on the system board Speaker Connector ATX System Board Power Supply Connector The 20 pin ATX power supply cable connects to the ATX power supply connector on the system board The plug from the power supply only connects one way ATX Power Supply Connector ...

Page 87: ...n J28 Front Panel Connector J30 mini tower J42 desktop The power switch reset switch IrDA connector sleep switch and HDD LED for the TD 260 mini tower are all connected to the 16 pin front panel connector block J30 The power switch for the TD 260 desktop is connected to the two pin connector J42 Front Panel connector J30 mini tower J42 desktop ...

Page 88: ...d Connector J33 and LAN Card Connector J35 Connector J33 is for a modem that supports the modem wake up function Connector J35 is for a LAN network card that supports the wake on LAN function Modem card connector LAN card connector NOTE To use this function the power supply should provide enough power for the feature 750 ma power supply with 5V stand by ...

Page 89: ...rdingly T Mouse B Keyboard USB Ports These two ports support connection of Universal Serial Bus USB devices Serial Ports These two ports support connection of serial communication devices such as a mouse an external modem or a serial printer Parallel Port This port supports connection of parallel communication devices such as a printer ...

Page 90: ...Musical Instrument Digital Interface MIDI device For more information see Chapter 10 Audio Card Sound I O Ports Three or four ports on the installed audio card support connection of audio devices For more information see Chapter 10 Audio Card Speaker Line Out Microphone Line In Speaker ...

Page 91: ...77 10 Audio Card The TD 260 ships with an ISA audio card installed in an ISA slot Audio Card Overview 78 Audio Card Connectors and Ports 78 ...

Page 92: ...es 4 KHz 44 1 KHz u Full duplex operation u ADPCM A law or µlaw digital audio compression and decompression u 7 channel mixer software program u APM Advanced Power Management suspend resume u Compatible with Sound Blaster Sound Blaster Pro and Microsoft Windows Sound u Direct X support Audio Card Connectors and Ports The audio card has the following connectors and ports Modem Aux In TV MPEG CD Lin...

Page 93: ...e header is available for this application a modem audio interface with a 1 x 5 pin connector Line In Port You can connect the line output of audio devices such as cassette tape players and other audio equipment to this port You can play and record through this input Microphone Port You can connect either a dynamic microphone or a condenser microphone to this port Voice and other audio sources can...

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Page 95: ...ovides information on using the system s BIOS Setup program Using BIOS Setup 82 Entering BIOS Setup 82 Navigating BIOS Setup 83 BIOS Setup Menus 83 Main Menu 84 Advanced Menu 86 Security Menu 88 Power Menu 89 Boot Menu 90 Exit Menu 92 ...

Page 96: ...se of the system or if you encounter problems after changing system features Entering BIOS Setup To enter BIOS Setup 1 Turn on power to the computer 2 When prompted press F2 The Main menu displays Phoenix BIOS Setup Utility Main Advanced Security Power Boot Exit Item Specific Help System Time 08 54 09 System Date 02 05 1998 Legacy Diskette A 1 44 1 25 Mb 31 2 Primary Master 4335MB Primary Slave No...

Page 97: ... you highlight a field information about the field appears on the right side of the screen BIOS Setup also provides a General Help window that can be opened from any menu by pressing F1 BIOS Setup Menus To change a BIOS setting you must select the appropriate BIOS Setup menu select the appropriate field in the menu and change the setting BIOS Setup is composed of six menus Menu Function Main Confi...

Page 98: ...Exit System Time Sets the hour minute and second using a 24 hour clock Use TAB to move between the hour minute and second fields To change the time use the space bar or number keys System Date Sets the month day and year using the space bar to decrease or increase the numbers Use TAB to move between the month day and year fields Legacy Diskette A Specifies a drive type for floppy disk drive A Opti...

Page 99: ...o let the BIOS automatically select the drive type Maximum Capacity Indicates the capacity of the hard drive Multi Sector Transfers Sets the number of sectors per block to the highest number supported by the drive LBA Mode Control Enables or disables 28 bit addressing of the hard drive without regard for cylinders heads and sectors 32 Bit I O Enables or disables 32 bit input output I O If the fiel...

Page 100: ...e Your system to malfunction Insatalled O S Win 98 Win NT 5 0 Reset Congifuration Data No Lange Disk Access Mode DOS Keyboard Features PCI configuration Cache Memory I O Configuration Advanced Chipset Control Select the operating system installed on your system which you will use most commonly Note An incorrect setting can cause some operating systems to display unexpected behavior F1 Help Select ...

Page 101: ...k keyboard auto repeat rate keyboard auto repeat delay and more PCI Configuration Sets additional menus to configure PCI devices Submenus are for selecting the slot number you will use Cache Memory Enables or disables the state of the processor memory cache I O Configuration Sets additional menus to configure all of the computer s peripheral devices such as the local bus IDE adapter floppy disk dr...

Page 102: ...ou to set a password that restricts access to the system on boot and when entering the Setup program Set Password Enables another person such as a supervisor to set a password that restricts access to the system on boot and when entering the Setup program Password on boot Enables password entry on boot To set the password 1 Press ENTER to display the Set Password dialog 2 Enter the new password in...

Page 103: ...the Power menu Phoenix BIOS Setup Utility Main Advanced Security Power Boot Exit Item Specific Help Resume On Modem Ring Disabled Resume On Time Disabled On PME Disabled Power Button Function Instant off AC Power Control Last state Enabled wakes the System up when an Incoming call is Detected on your modem F1 Help Select Item Change Values F9 Setup Defaults Esc Exit Select Menu Enter Select Submen...

Page 104: ...ust be pressed to start the computer When set to Last State the computer goes back to the last state it was in before AC power was removed Boot Menu Select Boot from the menu bar to display the Boot menu Phoenix BIOS Setup Utility Main Advanced Security Power Boot Exit Item Specific Help Floppy Check Disabled Summary screen Disabled Screen Logo Display Enabled QuicBoot Mode Enabled Hard Disk Pre D...

Page 105: ...ects whether to boot first from a hard disk drive or from a bootable ISA card First Second Third Fourth Boot Device Selects the order in which the computer attempts to boot from different devices Use the arrow keys to select an option then press the space bar to move the selected device to the desired position in the boot order Hard Drive Selects whether to boot first from a hard disk drive or fro...

Page 106: ...s Esc Exit Select Menu Enter Select Submenu F10 Save and Exit Exit Saving Changes Exits BIOS Setup and saves any changes you have made Exit Discarding Changes Exits BIOS Setup without saving any changes you have made Load Setup Defaults Discards any changes you have made and resets all BIOS settings to their default values You can also press F9 to do this Discard Changes Discards any changes you h...

Page 107: ...omer Response Center From Customer Name Customer Contact Phone Mail Address Reason for Return NOTE All returned equipment MUST be shipped in original Intergraph packaging to obtain warranty service WARNING Back up disk drives before returning equipment Intergraph Computer Systems is not responsible for data lost in shipping or repair process ...

Page 108: ... assigned a RGA log number 3 Complete the RGA Form on the previous page entering the RGA log number obtained from the Customer Response Center Ensure that the address in the From section is the location to which you want the equipment to be returned 4 Place the RGA form in the box containing the equipment This form must accompany returned equipment 5 Secure a Repair Depot address label from the ne...

Page 109: ...poration 9805 Kellner Road Huntsville AL 35894 TO Repair Depot RGA No _______________________ Intergraph Corporation 9805 Kellner Road Huntsville AL 35894 TO Repair Depot RGA No _______________________ Intergraph Corporation 9805 Kellner Road Huntsville AL 35894 ...

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